How many sections does Gielgud Theatre have?

The Gielgud Theatre has a capacity of 974 seats. Section capacities are 507 Stalls , 220 Dress Circle and 247 Grand Circle.

Which seats offer the best view of the stage in Gielgud Theatre seating plan?

The best seats are located towards the mid-rear of the Stalls, just underneath the Dress Circle overhang. Seats towards the front of the theatre may miss some of the action on stage, due to the height of the stage. Sit in rows N-P for the best overall views.

Which seat offers the best value for money in the Gielgud Theatre seating plan?

The best value for money seats are located in the Dress Circle and the Grand Circle. In the Dress Circle, look for seats 11-26 in rows E-G. In the Grand Circle, the best value for money seats are Seats 7-22 in rows A-E.16.

What is the Stalls section in the Gielgud Theatre seating plan?

The Stalls is one large block of seating with an optional 'Standing' row located at the rear. Due to the height of the stage, the first few rows may miss some of the action. The best views can be found in the centre of the rows, in the mid-rear of the seating before the Dress Circle overhang begins.

What is the Circle in Gielgud Theatre seating plan?

The Grand Circle is the highest section in the theatre, with seats feeling quite high due to an adequate rake. This section is divided into a front and rear by a horizontal aisle behind Row E. The most expensive seats are in the centre of the front three rows.

Which is the nearest tube station to Gielgud Theatre, London?

Piccadilly Circus is served by the Piccadilly and Bakerloo lines, only a few minutes' walk from the Gielgud Theatre.

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